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IN BRIEF - January 10, 2013

More Court Dates for McBride in 2013 During recent interviews with The Valley Sentinel, Crown Prosecutor Geoff McDonald and local RCMP Corporal Barry Kennedy noted that there will likely be more court dates for McBride with an increase in files being

More Court Dates for McBride in 2013

During recent interviews with The Valley Sentinel, Crown Prosecutor Geoff McDonald and local RCMP Corporal Barry Kennedy noted that there will likely be more court dates for McBride with an increase in files being opened and followed up within the local detachment. There appears to be a decrease in files being received from the Valemount detachment and during the last year only 21 files were received up to Dec. 17, and therefore it is likely that there will be a decrease in court dates for Valemount. There is expected to be an increase in court date numbers in McBride if trends continue according to McDonald and Kennedy with an increase in files being opened by the McBride detachment.

Jasper’s 2nd Annual Women in Need of Excitement (WINE) Night

On Thursday, Jan. 17 the 2nd Annual WINE (Women in Need of Excitement) Night is happening at the D’ed Dog in Jasper. There will be a ladies only adult toy shopping from Edmonton’s Traveling Tickle Trunk from 7 to 9 p.m.  Men are welcome after 9 p.m. to enjoy the DJ and dancing. A cover charge is by donation and all proceeds go to HIV West Yellowhead. Enjoy drink specials all night long!

Canadian Country and Roots Singer Sean Hogan at the Valemount Legion

Canadian country and roots singer Sean Hogan is coming to the Valemount Legion Saturday, Jan. 19. Tickets are only $20 to see this CCMA award winning singer, songwriter, and guitarist. The show starts at 8 p.m. Check out .

VACS Presents: The Compadres

The Valemount Arts and Cultural Society bring you another cultural variety on Saturday, Jan. 26, at 7:30 p.m. Do not miss The Compadres, made up of Juno award-winning folk artist James Keelaghan and soon-to-be Juno-winning Latin guitarist Oscar Lopez. The Compadres released an album that would become one of the most notable independent Canadian roots recordings of the late ‘90s. It sold over 15,000 copies independently, and earned a Juno nomination for Best Roots and Traditional Album – Group. Expect “wild, passionate and downright fun Latin-Celtic numbers with a similar compliment of superb instrumentals and evocative ballads.” Tickets are $30 or $25 for seniors or students. This is VACS’ last show of the season!

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